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Review and update your personal information via Axess.

Health care costs can strain your wallet. Stanford’s tax-advantaged accounts help you keep more of your paycheck and plan ahead for future medical expenses.

Sequoia, will bring together everyday tasks like updating timecards, personal information, and more. Take a first look at three tools, designed with you in mind.

Invest in your enrichment this summer with Stanford offerings, including career counseling, professional development courses, and free learning platforms.

Pssst…when was the last time you visited the dentist? How about the eye doctor? Preventive care catches issues before they become headaches - literally!

This Stanford staffer's story offers an inspiring glimpse into how one person can make a meaningful difference.

There’s meaning behind the name – learn how the name Sequoia reflects the strength and future focus of Stanford’s new HR and Payroll system.

Prioritizing men’s health means breaking down barriers, embracing support, and taking action while navigating complexities like cultural and social expectations.

At Stanford, we support and encourage you to take personal time off to relax, maintain your health, and take care of yourself or your family.

We'll gather to honor the dedication and commitment of staff who have served Stanford for decades, and the many ways they help make Stanford special.

Set to launch in early 2026, Sequoia represents an effort to modernize our workplace technology and the workflows that support it.

Understanding certain risk factors may help detect chronic illness early when it is often more treatable. Preventive care plays an essential role in taking charge of your health.

Stanford’s modern HR & Payroll system launching in 2026

For National Volunteer Month, Chris Queen shares her motivation and tips for being an animal advocate, a popular cause among Stanford employees.

Review how to submit your claims, and find details about carryover into 2025.

Learn how contributing to multiple employer retirement plans in 2024 could lead to exceeding IRS limits, and what steps you can take to address and prevent this issue.

Prioritizing your mental and emotional well-being helps you navigate work and life. Stanford’s benefits and employee programs are here to support you.

Matthew Bahls in the School of Engineering has a job he loves and he saves time to serve on non-profit boards and volunteer as a docent at Stanford's biological preserve.

Learn more about time off for employees who are a victim of violence.

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